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Research funding awarded to Edge Hill to help Thailand coastal communities tackle climate change
A geography researcher from Edge Hill University has been awarded funding to explore how coastal communities in Thailand can use vital data to manage risks around climate change.
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Stay safe, stay home
Our project annual meeting was scheduled to be hosted by the Thai team in early April at Mahidol University and would have included visits to the project study sites.
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Focus groups held, aimed at identifying concepts and determinants of coastal community wellbeing
Focus group dialogue with Local Government Agencies, Private sectors, and local communities by Thai WP Leaders.
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2nd International Coastal Workshop
Highly successful 2nd Coastal International Workshop held with the Department of Geography and Geology, focused on the theme of Coastal Resilience and Adaptation.
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Newton Fund and GCRF Thai Coast Project Meetings at EHU
International research event at Edge Hill University, welcoming academics from a variety of institutions in the UK and abroad.
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An evening lecture to the Geographical Association Northern Ireland, at Queens University Belfast
Thai Coast project PI, Professor Cherith Moses, presenting an evening lecture to the Geographical Association Northern Ireland, at Queens University Belfast.
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‘Geo-information Technology for surveying Coastal changes and Digital Shoreline Analysis’ training course
Thai Coast project PI, Dr Kanchana Nakhapakorn, and Dr Pannee Cheewinsiriwat lead a training course on “Geo-information Technology for surveying Coastal changes and Digital Shoreline Analysis”, hosted by Department of Mineral Resources, Ministry of Natural Resource and Environment, Thailand.
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International event – Coastal Resilience and Adaptation
Researchers, academics, and practitioners will meet to take part in activities to bring together a large group of international experts in coastal resilience to Edge Hill University.
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New NERC award for high-resolution regional climate modelling research
Prof Cherith Moses has recently been awarded a NERC High Performance Computing resource allocation for regional climate modelling research.
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NERC Thai coast project reconnaissance fieldwork
Prof Cherith Moses recently joined her Thai-coast project team on reconnaissance fieldwork at the project’s two study sites: Nakhon Si Thammarat Province and Krabi Province, both in Southern Thailand.
